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Re: Unusual Apache server error
Hi Scott and Mike,
Thank you both for all you help - I think we have the appropriate PTFs -
the one mentioned in the first URL was, as you say, superseded. The
discussion on the character conversions was indeed illuminating and has
given me some ideas should all else fail. Luckily our design would allow us
to quickly adopt a "roll your own" approach to character translation. It's
a curious problem in that it is peculiar to a very small set of inbound
posts which are much like many other similar posts, yes they are large
(200+K) but by no means the largest that the server has handled
successfully.
Anyway thank you again for your help and keep up the work with the
wonderful HTTPAPI which has become core to our outbound interfaces.
Kind Regards
Mark Humpage
Email: Mark.Humpage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Phone: ++64 3 353 8700 Ext: 8761
Mobile: ++64 21 284 5167
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Hi Mark,
A quick search of IBM's site finds the following APAR (which points to
some PTFs) related to the error you're receiving:
http://tinyurl.com/2q4f8a
The PTFs that the APAR mentions are superceded... I'll leave it up to
you to figure out what the latest versions are, if the problem
description fits your environment.
There was a (somewhat) related discussion on the System iNetwork forums
about character translation. Unlike the preceding APAR, this isn't
directly related to your problem, but it *is* related to translating
data during a CGI request. Makes me wonder if we wouldn't all be better
off doing our own character set translation, instead of relying on IBM's
buggy code!
http://www.systeminetwork.com/isnetforums/showthread.php?t=49304
Mark Humpage wrote:
> Hi good people!
>
> Firstly I am astounded by the level of support that Scott provides for
> HTTPAPI and FTPAPI users. It would put many a paid software support to
> shame. I think it also refects the passion that iSeries professionals
> conduct their business!
>
> Secondly I have been getting unusual server errors in response to HTTP
> posts. Let me make it clear that I am sure the problem if any does not
lie
> with the posting mechanism so technically this is off topic!
> The error is being recorded by an IBM iSeries Apache server instance and
> reads: "ZSRV_MSG0574: translation filter - a built-in restriction was
> encountered".
> This would seem to be indicating invalid data in the post but I can not
see
> anything wrong with the server trace of the post itself.
> I have done the usual google searches and found PTFs that seem to relate
to
> the problem but have not had any success making the problem go away.
> Has anyone else encounted this error?
>
>
> Thanks and Kind Regards
>
> Mark Humpage
>
> Email: Mark.Humpage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> Phone: ++64 3 353 8700 Ext: 8761
>
> Mobile: ++64 21 284 5167
>
>
>
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